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Practical advice on pet hydration, from Eastcott Vets in Swindon.
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Which plants are poisonous to dogs and cats, which are safer to keep, and what to do if your pet has been near a lily. Advice from Eastcott Vets in Swindon.
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A plain-English guide to pet insurance in the UK, from the team at Eastcott Vets in Swindon.
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Practical advice on travelling with your dog to Europe and around the UK, from the team at Eastcott Vets in Swindon.
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Dogs and cats share our homes, but their needs are very different.
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For many dog owners, a trip to the pub is even better when your four-legged friend can come along too.
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A little Chihuahua is living life to the fullest after treatment for three protruding discs in her spine.
Lola was referred to Linnaeus-owned Eastcott Veterinary Referrals, in Swindon, Wiltshire due to incoordination of her hind limbs, which had worsened over several weeks. She was seen by head of neurology Tom Shaw.
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The question of whether to put a bell on your cat's collar sparks a lot of discussion among cat owners, and for good reason! There's no single right answer; what's best depends on your cat's unique personality, lifestyle, and your home environment.
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We all want to include our pets during the Christmas festivities and treating them to something special isn’t uncommon. Read below for guidance on safe, pet-friendly foods you can give your pet this Christmas.
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The Christmas season brings joy, decorations, and Christmas trees into our homes. However, as a pet owner, it's crucial to know if these festive additions are safe for our dogs. At Eastcott Vets, we often get asked, "Are Christmas trees toxic to dogs?" The answer is yes, certain aspects of Christmas trees can pose risks to dogs.
This blog explores why dogs might find Christmas trees enticing, why they can be toxic, and how to keep your dog safe during the Christmas season.
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